EPISODE · Jul 2, 2024 · 33 MIN
Episode 5 - US Senate Candidate Gerry Smith | The Value of Giving Back and Listening to Constituents Preserving the Values and Prosperity of America
from The Right Direction With Connecticut Republican Chairman Ben Proto · host Reach Right Network
Connecticut Republican Party Chairman (and our host!) Ben Proto is joined by United States Senate Candidate Gerry Smith for our next episode of The Right Direction! Gerry Smith, the current first selectman of Beacon Falls and a candidate for the United States Senate in Connecticut, shares his background and experiences in public service and business. He discusses the importance of giving back to the community and the value of listening to people's needs. Smith also talks about his positions in municipal government and how they have prepared him for the role of a senator. He emphasizes the need for common sense and small-town values in government and discusses his solutions for issues such as the border crisis and the economy. Gerry Smith, a candidate for the United States Senate, discusses his priorities and goals if elected. He emphasizes the importance of securing the border and protecting American citizens from drugs and crime. Smith also addresses economic issues such as inflation and high taxes, advocating for energy independence and responsible spending. He highlights the significance of supporting the military and promoting local control in education. Smith's motivation for running is to preserve the values and prosperity of America for future generations. Did you find this episode informative? Help us out! Leave a review Share it with your friends Give us a 5 Star rating on your podcatcher of choice Learn More About The Connecticut Republican Party: https://ct.gop/ Learn More About Gerry Smith’s Campaign: https://www.gerrysmithforsenate.com/
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Episode 5 - US Senate Candidate Gerry Smith | The Value of Giving Back and Listening to Constituents Preserving the Values and Prosperity of America
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